Leonard Moser, Jr., was the father of Heinrick Moser(1794-1853). Leonard,Jr.,lived in Maryland but most of his family settled in western North Carolina. The information is found in the book The Ancestors of Claude Rankin Moser by Mary Carolyn Moser Beddingfield. She can be reached at4714 Shady Waters Lane,Birmingham, Alabama 35243.

Thank you for the quick reply to my research question. I will send them a letter tonight.
Doris

I am a descendant of Leonard Moser(1718-1782) who came from Palatinate, Germany, aboard the ship "Adventure". He arrived in Philadelphia in 1732. My people settled in Lincoln and Catawba Counties in North Carolina

I have started tracing on my fathers side, and it seems that his family came to Catawba,N.C. John Calvin Moser b. 1839- 1923 this would be my great grand father. Would this be in the same family line that you are doing ?

Loretta,
My great grandfather was George Henderson Moser (1821-1903). A relative of mine did the research. She could not find any sibblings of George Henderson. If I come across anything about your great grandfather I will let you know.

Hi Teresa > Street
We had a E-Mail correspondence on June 6. Thank you for the information. I sent a letter to Mary Carolyn Beddingfield at the address you provided. The letter was returned
marked undeliverable as addressed. Do you have her phone # or E-Mail address?
Doris

Mary Carolyn Moser Beddingfield's new address:
4904 Eastview Court
McKenny, TX 75070

MY GRANDFATHER EROSSS MOSER IS THE SON OF
GEORGE EUGENE MOSER OF CATAWABA, N.C.THEY
GO BACK TO THE SAME LEONARD YOU SPEEK OF AND
CAUSED ME TO WONDER WHO YOUR FATHER AND
GRANDFATHER MIGHT BE.

Susie, I have a Pete Moser from Rohrbach, Russia, married to Maggie Fuhrman. His father was Frederick Moser (1813 - birth or marriage I'm not sure) from Rohrbach Russia, and mother was Catherine Fritschle. Frederick Moser's father is Lewis (Ludwig?) Moser born 1778 in Baden, Germany and mother is Catherine (?) bone 1778 in Baden Germany. My info is that they went to Rohrbach in 1809 - a settlement for Catherine the Great. Does any of this mach your?

At our reunion today, the story again came up about my Great grandfather and family coming to Texas aboard the Konigen Luise arrival May 29, 1901, port of departure Bremen, Germany (Ellisisland.org key name Margaretha Moser). Apparently, GGgrandpa Johannes Moser came off the ship, went straight to the bar and got drunk, and GGgrandma Anna Maria, took herself and 4 children (jacob 8y, Peter 5y,9m,. Elisabetha 3y, and someone we think may be a nephew Johannes, Moser 21y up to S. Dakota, or Nebraska to stay with her brother=in=law's family for almost a year before GGgrandpa Johannes came to collect them and bring them back to Hernville, TX. Anything sound familiar? Terri Smith